Painting titled "Shattuck trees and…" by Ma Bella Ponferrada, Original Artwork, Oil

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Shattuck trees and adjacent building from window #1 for Neil and Bhavini Painting by Ma Bella Ponferrada

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Dimensions Height 12in, Width 9in

Watercolor on Rough Paper About this artwork: Classification, Techniques & Styles. Oil. Paint consisting of pigments bound with linseed oil or carnations. The traditional technique consists of superimposing layers of paint increasingly rich in oil for a solid and durable hanger. Technic Painting. Painting is an art form of painting on a surface by [...]

Ma Bella Ponferrada

Philippines

i have always believed in a universal rhythm. be it in verse, pigment, stroke, beat, note, or body language.
even as we listen to the weighty thumping of the train, the constancy of the waves hitting the shore, or the repetitive stroking and turning of a child suffering from autism.

there is a necessary steadiness in the act of physical consummation as in the pulsatile heartbeat.

there is the certainty of death...and birth.

it is a primal impulse to seek out a certain pattern -- something we could habituate to and familiarize our senses with. with pattern comes cycle. and with cycle, there is rhythm.

it is such that we have art.

once we learn to silence ourselves long enough to recognize the humming inside, it will just resonate..

and as we realize the enormity of the things that we do not understand-- as we every so often tire of our regimented lives-- we are comforted knowing that somehow, this pace is set into motion by a Being higher than ourselves...who is just as beautiful, if not, exceedingly -- who orchestrates everything ---

who tailored the motions of the planets along their orbits after the motions of the electrons around
the nucleus.

who decides when each of us will be born and how painfully or beautifully we each must live ---

who will ultimately decide when the time for rest will come...

indeed, we have an immense God.